in vitro meats will be available in your supermarket or your restaurant how would you what would you that like be that. together with my other colleagues who are also trying to commercialize this we think that realistically in three years it will be a grassroots at a relatively high price and then it will take a couple of years for it to reach the price level so that we can get into the supermarket. thank you so much one more comment here is coming from you to fail life right now that's just spittle slayer says if it tastes ok and safe people from starving think go for it mark thank you will it's free same here thank you very much like to be part of the string today forcing you put out in the supermarket one day. now aging it happens to all of us a study by the national institutes of health u.s. organization found the world older population is growing at an unprecedented rate today eight point five percent of people around the world are sixty five and over that percentage is projected to jump to nearly seventeen percent by twenty fifty and with aging comes a decrease in mobility and

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the equipment is made by vitro cell a company in south western germany c.e.o. toby ascribes has been refining the technology for fifteen years he wants to see an end to animal testing. experiments conducted with our equipment less costly than animal tests. they save time which is also a cost factor for a company for instance when it wants to know quickly how a new product compares to the competition. and you have to bear in mind the animal testing can last months if not years our alternative method is significantly faster and cheaper. so why are research institute still testing the effect of korra missions on primates animal rights organization has long called for a rethink has that happened. you know just being told is to far just the opposite there's been a huge rise in animal testing but in germany alone three million so-called laboratory animals die in experiments every year. it's as though there were a basic principle in the industry no animal gets out of the lab alive more than two thirds of the animals used in laboratory tests are mice followed by rats f

. >> gail hopes to earn enough money for in vitro fertilization which she says costs between 800 anddollars a month. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> good morning, everybody. we're looking live in center city and looking okay out there. we have a fair amount of clouds, though. we'll see some early sunshine and then increasing clouds today. at least today's a dry day for you once again. let's look outside and show you what's going on. good shot of the road conditions. no problems weather-wise affecting the roads. this is west conshohocken. we're live on the blue route. just a few cars moving here at the schuylkill and traffic's moving pretty nicely on the schuylkill itself the construction has cleared so looking pretty good. let's check the travel times. 95, the schuylkill, 422, you see the green traffic flow. nice and easy. no big problems out there and on your majors, you're looking good. it's just too early for any issues. here in morrisville bucks county we have an accident though if you're traveling on pennsylvania avenue near new tyburn road watch for that one as well as in ashland delaware barley

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. >>> ahead, a company of doctors is looking to expand in vitro fertilization. the new technology that predicts the chances of conceiving. >>> the situation in san francisco. this is where an i.c.e. rally is underway near the federal offices. the protesters have linked arms. they are blocking off major intersections. a message in the middle of the street. more live coverage after a break. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> california has the worst quality of life in the country according to a new survey by editors at u.s. news. the study ranked all 50 states across eight categories. health care, fiscal stability, crime, and quality of life. the quality of life category found california coming in dead last. the states that ca

this morning, stephen moore, senior economic adviser in vitro presidential campaign talks about the administration's economic policy. then, "washington post" columnist catherine rampell talks about the country's economic outlook. later, roben farzad, host of npr one, full

gale hopes to earn enough money for in vitro fertilization which she says costs between 800 and a thousand a month. >> about 10 minutes away from "good morning america." >> let's check in with paula ferris live in times square with a look at what they've got coming up. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam. it is great to be with both of you on this wednesday morning. coming up on "gma" students at marjory stoneman douglas return to their classrooms this morning for the first time since losing 17 members of their community. we're going to speak live with a young student and her father about their concerns and their hopes going forward. >>> also ahead, new problems for united airlines. what do you think you guys an employee seen arguing with a woman and her mother over the size of a bag even though do you think it fits because it appears that it fits? we'll tell you how the airline is responding this morning. our david kerley joins us with all the details. plus the one and only dolly parton here performing one of her classics. you guys you won't want to miss it. had a

she says the money goes to medication and, eventually, in vitro fertilization the gales have also launchedwice. the legendary singer cloned her 14-year-old dog samantha who died last year. streisand says the two clones ... miss violet and miss scarlet are far from a carbon copy of the original pet. she claims they have different personalities ... and so far, they have different colored eyes. she also has a third dog, miss fanny, which is a distant cousin.( james ) the texas-based company viagen is the only company in the u-s cloning pets. they charge 50-thousand dollars to clone a dog and 25-grand to clone a cat. ( darya ) while apple is getting while apple is getting bigger... nokia is going old school. the banana phone is making a comeback. it was first released in 1996... and it was used in the movie "the matrix." the phone has a curved shape... a slider... and now a slightly larger screen. it comes in yellow and black. now for the cost -- it's just under 100 dollars. seven day (darya)that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. (james) don't forget, you c

i think house republicans , where in vitro charges would have to originate, we pretty much know they are going to be in this president's quarter because his success is their success. i think that is one of the things that there is a lesson of what they have demonstrated pretty clearly with this new nas , that- this nunes memo they are going to find a way to protect this president. impeaching a president is hard, and it should be april: some of the republicans have shifted. they're not ready for reelection. you say they will stick with him, but for how long? republican voters will largely stick with him. we are in an era of tribalism. in some ways donald trump was right when he said he could shoot somebody on fifth avenue and would not lose any power. there are very loyal to him. they like what he is doing, certainly policy wise. by and large, if you look at polls, republicans are with this president. we know what republicans might do because robert mueller has become an enemy if you watch fox news. you talk to some republicans on the hill and they are starting this smear campaign to

need to do a lot of work to improve the system and to test the quality and the safety of these in vitrorticular. let's bring indicate, because i know you were diagnosed with cancer when you were ten and your chemotherapy left you infertile, which must be devastating. you have survived the cancer but something has been taken away from you? absolutely. i think things have changed now from when i was initially diagnosed back in 1987. the focus was very much on survival, but as more and more people survive cancer quality of life for cancer survivors is more of a focus and fertility is a really, really important part of that. anything that gives cancer patients more options of having a family is amazing. and it hasn't stopped you having a family but it has made it a more difficult route, hasn't it? yeah, igot more difficult route, hasn't it? yeah, i got my happy ending, i'm really lucky, i have three—year—old twins, my sister donated eggs and my friend who i met through surrogacy uk carried them for me so i'm really lucky commander proud mum. we can see them in a picture behind you when they